Conquest of Constantinopolis

Painting \ Figure | 06/02/09 @763 | Giskar | critiques (19) | views (659)

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When Sultan Mehmet II decides to conquer Constantinopolis (now called as Istanbul), he builds the Rumelian Castle and uses it as a command centre during the siege. This is where he comes up with the idea to slide the ottoman ships on the ground to get into the Golden Horn.
On the other hand, there are no certain evidences about this phenomenon.

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sundayshrapnel

06/02/09 @786

Lovely colours and the lighting is wonderful.

Giskar

06/02/09 @815

Thank you

ThruMyEyez

06/02/09 @906

Good textures, lighting, colors, and details!

ersen-t

06/02/09 @909

good work.
nice colors and lighting.

Daykan

06/03/09 @296

Wonderful! Very nice work!

Gandhi

06/03/09 @385

Nice...you got pretty clean style

Giskar

06/03/09 @408

ThruMyEyez, ersen-t, Daykan

, Gandhi, thanks guys.

Madanapale

06/04/09 @061

Beautiful work!....very well done!
Carlos

TobiasBWhite

06/04/09 @105

Very cool piece. The only thing that might made it better would do show some dust particles revealing the light through the window which would have perhaps created some additional directional line to your conqueror plus would look cool.

Once again very well done and hope that helps.

astemu

06/04/09 @207

wow .. great job ... love that bong =)

Jacobine

06/04/09 @341

Great work! Love the colours and the work on his clothes
You have a good eye for composition as well

Only thing that disturbs my eyes is that apple on the table. It looks like it's pasted in the scene (minor thing though)

MMB

06/04/09 @401

Ellerine saglik Ayhan. Islerine baktim gayet guzel bir gelismeyle hizla ilerliyorsun.
Ama puanlari cok kit vermisler. Daha fazlasini hakedersin bence. Yeni calismalarini gormek dilegiyle.

Giskar

06/04/09 @417

Tesekkür ederim, puan elestiriler veya begeniler kadar önemli degil.
iyi arkadasliklar kurmak daha önemli.

smallreddog

06/05/09 @109

Lovely colors and a sense of airyness

Merlkir

06/08/09 @856

Extremely good rendering. The only problem I see is the flask in the foreground. Being this close it's surprisingly little refined, even less than a similar object in the background - the waterpipe. Some edges (the apple for instance) could be a bit softer, but I take that as a style preference.

Very impressive piece overall.

psylo

06/09/09 @392

bombaaa!!! bence perfect!! 10++

ebrulii

06/11/09 @490

harika bir calisma. tebrikler ve ellerine saglik

Giskar

06/11/09 @498

Tesekkur ederim.

cgaddict

06/16/09 @909

Nice one; The way you incorporate lightning in your images is simply brilliant, and it really shows with this piece. Great texture work and composition. The skin tones could have been a bit more 'peachy', they look a bit too yellowish as they are, but that's nitpicking

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Top marks.

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Conquest of Constantinopolis

Painting \ Figure | 06/02/09 @763 | Giskar | critiques (19) | views (659)

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06/03/09 @296

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06/05/09 @109

06/08/09 @856

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